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Modi to convene second Chintan Shivir in October for cabinet strategy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold the second round of his Chintan Shivir (strategy retreat) next month, bringing together his cabinet for wide-ranging discussions on governance priorities. The specific dates for the October gathering are still being finalized.
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The Prime Minister's Office confirmed that the second edition of the Chintan Shivir will take place in October, though the exact schedule remains under discussion. The retreat format, aimed at fostering strategic dialogue within the cabinet, will mirror the structure of the first round held on September 23 and 24.
During the inaugural Chintan Shivir, ministers were organized into four groups comprising 17-18 members each for focused deliberations with the Prime Minister. The grouping mechanism allowed for targeted discussions on specific policy areas and governance challenges facing the government.
The Chintan Shivir represents an effort to strengthen coordination among senior cabinet members and align the government's approach to pressing policy matters. By convening ministers in smaller clusters rather than full cabinet meetings, the format is designed to facilitate deeper engagement and more substantive exchanges on strategic priorities.
The government is expected to announce the final dates for the October retreat in the coming weeks. The second round is likely to build on discussions from the first session and address emerging issues on the administration's agenda.